Free · Year 5 · Australian Curriculum
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Free Year 5 Maths Practice, Online

Free, curriculum-aligned Year 5 maths practice — factors and primes, fractions and decimals, percentages and volume — with a fresh weekly challenge and step-by-step lessons.

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What Year 5 maths covers

The core of the Australian Curriculum for Year 5 — all practised free on KAOO.

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Factors, multiples & primes

Finding factors and multiples, and identifying prime and composite numbers.

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Powers of ten

Multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000, including with decimals.

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Fractions & decimals

Adding and subtracting fractions, and decimals to thousandths.

Percentages

Understanding percentages and connecting them to fractions and decimals.

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Area & volume

Area of rectangles, volume of solids, and 24-hour time.

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Transformations & data

Reflections, rotations and translations, and interpreting data sets.

Where the harder ideas begin

Year 5 introduces the topics children most often find tricky — fractions, decimals and percentages all at once. Taught visually and practised little and often, they become genuinely intuitive. Rushed or skipped, they become the gaps that haunt high-school maths.

Building toward selective and scholarship tests

Year 5 is the runway to the selective high school test (sat in Year 6) and many scholarship exams. A steady habit of weekly timed practice now means your child arrives at Year 6 already comfortable with problem-solving under time — not cramming at the last minute.

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Year 4 maths practice · Year 6 maths practice · Selective test maths prep

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Frequently asked questions

Is Year 5 maths practice on KAOO free?

Yes — the Weekly Maths Challenge and all Mastery Maths lessons for Year 5 are free, with no card required.

What topics does Year 5 maths cover?

Factors, multiples and primes, powers of ten, adding and subtracting fractions, decimals to thousandths, percentages, area, volume, 24-hour time, transformations and data.

How should we prepare for selective or scholarship tests?

Start a weekly timed-practice habit in Year 5 so problem-solving under time feels normal by Year 6. Pair it with lessons on any weak topics. See our selective test maths preparation page.